Maryam Bey at Newark One Stop Career Center
Tell A Vision's guest and Maryam Bey
Tell A Vision's guests Left to right Street Doctor and Maryam Bey
Tell A Vision's guest Mayor Ras Baraka and Maryam Bey
Tell A Vision's guest Amina Baraka and Maryam Bey
TELL A VISIONS’ EMPOWERING WOMEN HISTORY MONTH 3/30/24 HONOREESLeft to right honorees, Stephanie Miles, Sagirah Ali, Tonia Champagne, Robin Williams, Jackie Sharp and Maryam Bey, Founder/CEO, Tell A Vision, LLC.
ANGIE SMITH, GUEST SPEAKER GIVES A POWERFUL INSPIRING SPEECH entitled “CREATE YOUR CASTLE”.
Tell A Vision’s guest Shaheed Shaheed, CEO of Canei Productions, Film Producer
TELL A VISION’s guest, Dr. Anasa Maat, Author, Publicist, Educator
Tell A Vision’s guest Shalil B Canzater, Author, Purposely Mis-Educated
Tell A Vision’s guest, Struggle E Stylez, Author of The Simplicity of The Complex Man
TELL A VISION’S guest Neibert Chester, CNA/RAPPER
Tell A Vision’s guest Kamar Williams from Incarceration to Celebration!!!
TONY (ELJAWON) EDWARDS, YOUTH ADVOCATE and GANG SPECIALIST DELIVERS A PASSIONATE MESSAGE TO HONOREES AND GUESTS
MARYAM AND TONY INTERACTS WITH GUESTS
Tell A Vision’s guest, Salaam Ismial, Director, National United Youth Council
Tell A Vision’s guest Brooke Jones, CEO, Light Tower Resume Writing
Tell A Vision’s guest, Steven Muhammad, Retired DOC S e rge a nt
Tell A Vision’s guest, Alonzo Herran, Jr, CEO, Royal Family Films
Tell A Vision’s guest, Al-Tariq Best, CEO, Founder, The HUBB Arts & Trauma Center
Tell A Vision’s guest, Raymond Spencer, Author, Reentry Specialist
Tell A Vision Interviews Dwayne Wilkins, CEO, The Wilkinz Group
Tell A Vision Interviews Al Tariq Witcher, Director, Returning Citizens Support Group
Tell A Vision interviews Rick Robinson, Chairman, Criminal, Justice, NAACP, Newark Chapter.
Tell A Vision, TAV LLC is the brainchild of Maryam Bey who is the host of the television show and CEO of the public speaking firm.
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Thinking
long and hard on a name for the tv show was becoming very frustrating.
Maryam did not want the name of the show to be the "Maryam Bey" show,
it sounded so cliche. She wanted the name of the show to
reflect the essence of her
guests. Who are they? What are they doing? What turned around those
who participated in the destruction of their community by selling drugs,
guns or robbing from their
neighbors? What made them
make the decision enough is enough? Why are they NOW participating in the advancement of their community?
Maryam Bey wanted her guests to tell their vision, she remembered Michael Bernard Beckwith (Spiritual Teacher, Founder of The Agape Spiritual Center, former drug dealer, Teacher in the best-selling book “The Secret”, and well-rounded human being) presented a piece on PBS entitled “The Answer Is You”. In this program, Michael described the importance of telling a vision, not television but “tell a vision”, about what you wanted to become and how you could make a difference in your community. Hence, the shows name Tell A Vision was born. In his book, “Spiritual Liberation, Fulfilling Your Soul’s Potential”, in chapter 4 – from Reel to Real, Michael shares with his readers that the universe is forever sending out a casting call for us to accept our starring role in an A-list movie: stepping out of the movie reel version of our life and accepting the real role of who and what we are --- our Authentic Self.
The Tell a Vision tv set was inspired by Motivational Speaker, Les Brown. Again, Maryam contemplated aesthetics of the show's set. Then one evening she watched one of Les Brown’s training videos on YouTube. He was surrounded by posters about his program. That was it. Maryam selected the posters she wanted which were pictures of successful individuals who, in- spite of the challenges in their lives, did not give up. One of Les Browns’ popular slogans is “If you can look up: you can get up”. When guests come on Tell A Vision’s set, they are surrounded by posters of Michael Bernard Beckwith, Les Brown, Lisa Nichols, Bishop TD Jakes, Iyanla Vanzant and other motivating, inspirational individuals who went through the storms of life and are today “A testimony of Success”.
They gave up excuses and took responsibility for their lives. In doing so, they have helped many people to live successful, abundant, healthy, loving, and productive lives. That is Tell a Vision’s Mission.
Tell A Vision’s Public Speaking Firm offers Staff Development Trainings to schools. Our Tell A Vision Team will design a training for you. We offer Colleges/Universities students Reentry and Justice involved sessions for those students aspiring to have a career in the criminal justice field; We are available to conduct training at Faith Based Institutes, Tell A Vision offers Parenting After Incarceration workshops for schools. Contact us for your next criminal justice workshop.
Reach out to us to inform us of the topic and budget for your next workshop/staff development.
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DDRESS
P.O. Box 25603, Newark, NJ 07101
PHONE
973-699-8978
EMAIL
maryambey18@msn.com
WEBSITE
www.tellavisiontav.com
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